| We’re kicking off the month with an excellent exhibition by French photographer and videographer, Vincent Pflieger. His work, “Tale of Two Cities”, explores the conflict between above and underground Parisian life — all on 35mm film. Swing by the opening to meet the artist and get a first look at the debut of this diverse work! |
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| Our first workshop this year will be with our 10th anniversary camera, the Diana F+! Come along and test out the exclusive color filter that comes with this funky analogue queen. Rental cameras will also be available. |
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| After many years of creative grafting our LomoAmigo, Brian Bruno, is finally publishing his first artist book, which Lomography NYC will be showcasing at a very fun launch event! Meet the artist himself, grab a copy of the book, and join the community! |
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| We’ll teach you all the best tips and tricks for the Lomo’Instant Automat, an awesome little instant camera that automatically adjusts shutter speed, aperture and flash for you! Ideal for beginners, as well as long time Lomography fanatics, this workshop let’s you try out all sorts of exciting accessories and add-ons, so you can experiment your heart out this January! |
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| If classic photography is your thing, this workshop is for you! After a little bit of theory where we introduce you to large format photography (the mother of all techniques), we’ll move on to the practical part: prepare your own series of portraits, learn how to load the chassis in the darkroom, and develop the shots in the laboratory. |
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| Would you like to be able to develop your own black and white film at home? In this special workshop, we will load up our Diana F+ cameras with some black and white film and head out to take a few shots around the neighbourhood. We will then proceed to develop our own rolls of film using the experimental technique of Irish development which uses dark beer as a base! |
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| Take to the streets of Barcelona with us and learn all the very best tricks to capture the spawling concrete jungle. Afterwards, send your films to our lab for development and have a drink to celebrate! |
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| The fanzine is a free medium of personal expression. We will spend a few hours exploring all the possibilities at our disposal, focusing our efforts on the field of analogue photography. We will start by revisiting the basic concepts, looking back on the origins of the fanzine. We’ll break down a number of preconceived notions and propose a number of useful tricks for the presentation and the binding of our fanzine, while respecting the laws of composition and aiming to achieve a personal touch on the final result. |
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